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liyang commented on KYLIN-1021:
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So for example, if "kylin.job.mr.lib.dir" is set to
"hdfs:///user/kylin/mr.lib". Then you need to manually upload all necessary
jars into "hdfs:///user/kylin/mr.lib". And all mr jobs will pick up its content
as tmpjars and tmpfiles.
> upload dependent jars of kylin to HDFS and set tmpjars
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>
> Key: KYLIN-1021
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/KYLIN-1021
> Project: Kylin
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Affects Versions: v1.0
> Reporter: fengYu
> Assignee: liyang
> Attachments: 0001-hadoop-jar-files.patch
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> As [~Shaofengshi] says in maillist : Regrading your question about the jar
> files located in local disk instead of HDFS, yes the hadoop/hive/hbase jars
> should exist in local disk on each machine of the hadoop cluster, with the
> same locations; Kylin will not upload those jars; Please check and ensure the
> consistency of your hadoop cluster.
> However, our hadoop cluster is managed by hadoop administrator, we have no
> right to login those machine, even though we have the right, copy all files
> to hundreds of machine will be a painful job(I do not know is there any tools
> can do the job well).
> By the way, I can not get any tips about you measure(If you has the document,
> tell me)...
> I change my source code and create a directory in kylin tmp
> directory(kylin.hdfs.working.dir/kylin_metadata) and upload all jars to the
> directory if the directory is empty(it only happened at the first time) when
> submitting a mapreduce job, then set those locations to tmpjars of the
> mapreduce job(just like kylin set tmpfiles before submit job), This is
> automated and make kylin deploying easier..
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